1. Seller applies
The seller signs in and submits identity, contact, service, tool and authorization information. Submission does not create a public profile.
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Discovery, approval, messaging and complaints each have a clear process so customers understand what the platform does—and what they must still verify themselves.
The seller signs in and submits identity, contact, service, tool and authorization information. Submission does not create a public profile.
The admin may approve, reject, or request clarification. Approved details are used to create a public seller profile.
Customers can compare the approved profile and contact the seller by phone, email, website, or private platform chat.
Signed-in users can keep a traceable private conversation with sellers. They should confirm terms before paying.
A customer submits a report and private evidence. Nothing is published automatically from an accusation.
The admin can reject a report, publish a warning, keep a seller active, suspend the profile, or remove it.
Prepare complete contact information and explain your lawful service model clearly.